No-Time Like the Present — L. Darby Gibbs

Sometimes you have to speak your mind.

What if the one who needs to hear it is years away? Years and years away? Misty's carrying a grudge, and Quixote Cervantes has a plan.

Misty wants to make a delivery: a small cardboard box carrying a load of angry. Quixote just wants to follow the plan.

Misty never was one to go along with anyone's plan. Poor Quixote, he could see the swing heading his way, and he didn't even duck. He always was a sucker for a woman in distress.

"If you're not here to make things better, than don't be coming around in the first place."

"You aren't part of the plan."

"The plan doesn't exist without me!"

Read this second book in the Students of Jumps series because time is relative, and perspective makes a difference.